Choose where your help goes
Thirteen projects, ordered by urgency based on the island’s current situation. Your money goes only to the one you choose.
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Exact amounts in Swiss francs, updated with every confirmed donation. Refunds are deducted. Donors stay anonymous: we never publish names or photos.
First, what saves lives
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Health and ambulances
Hundreds of ambulances are idle for lack of fuel and parts, and essential medicines are at around 30% of normal levels.
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Drinking water
In October 2026, 2.7 million people had their water service fully or partly cut.
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Sanitation and epidemics
Only 44 of 106 garbage trucks work in Havana. In 2025 there were over 81,000 cases of dengue and chikungunya.
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Road safety and railway crossings
Cuba has about 2,000 railway crossings, many without barriers, and traffic accidents are among the leading causes of death.
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Then, what restores dignity
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Housing and collapses
The official housing shortage exceeds 800,000 homes, and buildings collapse in Havana every month.
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Older people
26.7% of the population is 60 or older, and many live alone after their families emigrated.
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Education
More than 17,000 teachers are missing, and many schools are run-down or closed.
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Local solar power
Blackouts of up to 18 hours. Panels and batteries protect hospitals and schools without waiting for the power plants.
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Food
Over 70% of family spending goes on food. Canteens for children and the elderly, and support for small farmers.
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And what rebuilds life together
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Public transport
Daily bus departures from Havana fell from 419 in 2025 to about 11 in October 2026.
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Street lighting
LED and solar lights for streets, parks and bus stops so the night is safe again.
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Public spaces and heritage
Playgrounds, sports facilities and the restoration of theaters, churches and historic buildings.
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Memory and justice
Support for former political prisoners and their families, and an archive of historical memory.
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From today to Day One
- Today
You choose and donate
Pick the project: ambulances, water, schools, barriers at railway crossings. Your money goes only to what you chose.
- In the meantime
We keep it in Switzerland
The fund stays in Swiss banks, with an independent annual audit and accounts published on this website.
- Día Uno
Day One gets built
Once the conditions are met, we buy and carry out the projects with independent organizations, and show it here.
If there is no transition within 15 years, the fund goes to humanitarian aid for the Cuban people through independent organizations. The money is never handed to a government: it is invested directly in the works.
Every franc in plain sight
Non-profit association
Associazione Cuba Día Uno, based in the canton of Ticino, Switzerland.
Two signatures
No payment goes out without the joint signature of two committee members.
Annual audit
An independent auditor reviews the accounts, and the report is published here.
At most 5% in costs
The committee works unpaid. Everything else waits for Day One.
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